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    Default Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    What is your budget?
    1400

    What country will you be buying this in?
    USA

    What size notebook do you prefer?
    Mainstream (15 - 16-inch screen)
    Desktop Replacement (17-inch + screen)


    What brands do you like or dislike?
    Like: Asus, Dell
    Would you consider a refurbished laptop?
    No

    What are the primary tasks you need this notebook for?
    Web Surfing, Office and Productivity Software, Movie Streaming and Viewing, Casual Gaming, Graphic Intense 3D Gaming

    What games will you be playing?
    I want this laptop specifically for diablo 3 and Guild Wars 2. I do not play FPS

    Where will you be using this laptop?
    Will be used different places and Will stay on desk

    Will you be buying online or in store?
    online or in store

    Which OS do you prefer?
    Windows 7

    List the screen resolutions that interest you:
    Max Resolution (1920 x 1080)

    Do you prefer a glossy or matte screen?
    Glossy is fine

    Is the laptops design important to you?
    No

    Approximately what date will you be buying this laptop?
    Around 05/15/2012

    How long do you want this laptop to last?
    3 years

    How much storage capacity do you need?
    500 GB

    Are you interested in SSD for storage?
    No

    Do you want a built-in optical drive, what type?
    DVD Burner

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    I have come across the G75VW which comes with a gtx 670M and i7-3610QM ,8 gigs of ram - and it is listed at 1400 - would this laptop be a good choice?

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    I think most people would direct you to the Sager 9150.

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    Quote Originally Posted by ErnieP View Post
    I think most people would direct you to the Sager 9150.
    Agreed, the Sager 9150 out of the box fulfills all of your requirements without paying for a single upgrade, that will run you ~$1275 at most resellers atm. I would wait until after Sunday though, for an IB processor; that should give you *slightly* longer battery life (~15min) and give you a very slight performance upgrade, increasing the lifespan of the laptop.

    If you're solidly focused on Asus, though: I'd just check out their offerings around your price range with your desired screen sizes. A quick glance suggests that the "ASUS N55SL-DS71" fits your specs, which is ~$1250; though again I'd advise you to wait the week or two for IB units. Also, that Asus' graphics are already getting a little dated, though you should be fine for D3 and GW2.

    Poke around a bit, pick out what you like, and don't hesitate to come back and ask more questions! Happy Hunting!

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    Quote Originally Posted by backdown00 View Post
    Approximately what date will you be buying this laptop?
    Around 05/15/2012
    I'm looking to buy the NP9150 too, but will I have it with me by the date the OP lists, as I'll be leaving the country soon? I will be ordering as soon as the Ivy Bridge processors are listed on the resellers' websites. What about the delivery time of the Asus G55VW or the MSi GT60?

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    Many people recommend sager as it looks like the best bang for your buck, but what I have heard is they are noisy laptops - is this true?

    I am more or less stuck between the g75vw and the sager 9150 (with an ivy). would a gtx 670M run d3 on the best settings no prob?

    Thoughts?

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    Quote Originally Posted by backdown00 View Post
    Many people recommend sager as it looks like the best bang for your buck, but what I have heard is they are noisy laptops - is this true?

    I am more or less stuck between the g75vw and the sager 9150 (with an ivy). would a gtx 670M run d3 on the best settings no prob?

    Thoughts?
    Dunno, check the performance of the 570m, they are the same card anyway.

    And with your budget I would get the 675m at least


    Quote Originally Posted by Ununtrium View Post
    I'm looking to buy the NP9150 too, but will I have it with me by the date the OP lists, as I'll be leaving the country soon? I will be ordering as soon as the Ivy Bridge processors are listed on the resellers' websites. What about the delivery time of the Asus G55VW or the MSi GT60?
    Depends on the gpu, if you want the 7970m nobody knows, if you want the 675m next week, granted you are going to be losing a lot of performance

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr MM View Post
    Dunno, check the performance of the 570m, they are the same card anyway.

    And with your budget I would get the 675m at least




    Depends on the gpu, if you want the 7970m nobody knows, if you want the 675m next week, granted you are going to be losing a lot of performance

    where would I find specs for these cards in relation to diablo 3 or a game on par or above diablo 3?

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    Quote Originally Posted by backdown00 View Post
    where would I find specs for these cards in relation to diablo 3 or a game on par or above diablo 3?
    what engine does it use ( sorry I dont game much )
    but if you ask slickdude80 he may try it for you or something similar as he has been very nice at trying to accomadate requests. I know for Witcher, crysis 2 and one other the 7970's framerates were faster than 580s in SLI. and it seems to be 45-105% faster in everything hes tried sofar ( over 6990/580/675 ).

    do remember his drivers are hacked together so official drivers should be faster... how much we dont know

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    Default Re: Laptop for Diablo 3 - maxed out settings

    Quote Originally Posted by backdown00 View Post
    I have come across the G75VW which comes with a gtx 670M and i7-3610QM ,8 gigs of ram - and it is listed at 1400 - would this laptop be a good choice?
    Yes. Diablo 3 is very undemanding I play it perfectly max settings on my Alienware m14x R1.

 

 
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